Hello,
i ran nRF Coap Client and it worked pretty well.
I am working with nRF9160 DK.
Now, I want to add DTLS to this example to secure the data.
Can someone please help me or is there any tutorials on how to do that?
Best regards,
Cedric
Hello,
i ran nRF Coap Client and it worked pretty well.
I am working with nRF9160 DK.
Now, I want to add DTLS to this example to secure the data.
Can someone please help me or is there any tutorials on how to do that?
Best regards,
Cedric
Hello,
ced27 said:i haven't done it from the Californium server side yet. Is there may be any tutorials on how i may it? And eventually how i may run a host on the californium server?
Unfortunately, we do not provide any tutorials for the Californium server. I recommend you to have a look here and/or contact the server team for additional support.
Regards,
Markus
Thanks for your request.
when running coap client , everying works as required. Just for understanding i have some questions:
1. How did the GET-request reach the californium Server? did you do any configurations on the server side, before you could get a response from server?
2. If i want to use another CONFIG_COAP_RESOURCE other than "obs", what are the other resources? Are these resources already given or should i defined one myself?
3. If i can define it myself, what are the requirements to make sure i get a given response from the server?
4. How can i make sure that for example a message from my modem reaches the host i run Californium?
I know i ask too much questions. But the only way for me to learn is by asking questions since i am a newbee in this area and i also want to thank you for your patience, comprehension and advices.
Best regards,
Cedric
Thanks for your request.
when running coap client , everying works as required. Just for understanding i have some questions:
1. How did the GET-request reach the californium Server? did you do any configurations on the server side, before you could get a response from server?
2. If i want to use another CONFIG_COAP_RESOURCE other than "obs", what are the other resources? Are these resources already given or should i defined one myself?
3. If i can define it myself, what are the requirements to make sure i get a given response from the server?
4. How can i make sure that for example a message from my modem reaches the host i run Californium?
I know i ask too much questions. But the only way for me to learn is by asking questions since i am a newbee in this area and i also want to thank you for your patience, comprehension and advices.
Best regards,
Cedric